'More chaos in races' from new F1 rules - Norris
Summary
This year, Formula 1 is experiencing significant rule changes affecting engines, fuel, and tires, focusing on energy management. World champion Lando Norris predicts that these changes will create more unpredictable races, with drivers needing to manage new features like a 'boost button' effectively. These updates aim to encourage more exciting races and position changes.Key Facts
- Significant rule changes have been introduced to Formula 1, affecting engines, chassis, fuel, and tires.
- The new focus is on managing energy with a greater emphasis on electrical hybrid elements in the engines.
- A 'boost button' can give cars extra speed by using electrical energy.
- The changes are expected to lead to more dramatic races with frequent position changes.
- Cars are smaller, lighter, and equipped with 'active aerodynamics' for better speed and energy recovery.
- Drivers need to be skilled in managing battery power efficiently during races.
- The engines still use 1.6-litre V6 turbo hybrids but with enhanced electrical energy capabilities.
- Pre-season tests showed these changes and new challenges for drivers.
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